I really enjoyed seeing the first workshop performance of SHU alum Greg Kerestan’s original horror-comedy musical, “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari,” based on the classic 1920 German expressionist silent film. The music is powerful, and the cast is hilarious and creepy, in all the right proportions.
The daughter plays a ballet mistress socialite (and is also the choreography & assistant director).
You have one more chance to see this show (which is accepting donations). Today at 7pm, in the Performing Arts Center at Seton Hill University.
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